Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-10

REVIEW OF TIE -a-KEK.

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BaRLIS, april THE ecclesiastical
bill has been fixed as tie order of the day
in the Inter. ouse for the 10th inst. Alta
recent short conference the NatIoUs3 Lib
eTal leaders were disposed to assent 10
the bill after stating in the course OF de
bate thu, thuil acceptance you'd be con
diti0n9l OF 40 tCryh.r- concession being
maUe. During The vacation the
controversy has become most Bit
ter Tie uucea3IEg hostile language Of the
Catholic press has caused Revision
in the p4Cidc mode Uf the National Lib
eIal AID Conservative papers. lns4eed IF
now discussing the acceptance CT the
measure Gs passed by tus OOeTheus. the
National Liberals ar5 disposed 10 reject
the bill unless all Of Bishop Keeps
amendments are stricken cut. In defer
ence to Prince Bismarck, they will COZ
sent TO the adoption Of the original
bill, but vii! not go step
beyond. On the other hand
the Center party brings forward aga,n the
whole OF Bishop Keeps proposals, ia
Guiding these which the committee Of the
ObeJhaus refused TO entertain. DR..
WlGdthOIs3s reported submission % the
Vatican is only provisional. II tie Con-
saTratlye and National, Liberal groups op~
pose entire freedom of the recalled reli-
Ozs orders, including the rightof tut
tiO9 IN the schools, the Center WIZ main,
tain war. As these Verr, points
tild the bitterest opposition the
Chances Of q paCidc settlement seem
remote. Intense irritation prevails on
both sides. The 2entrists aTow th3ir
readiness 70 submit 10 the Gdris, out
NJ L haS
witted the Yaticar and that Monstigrseur
Galimber.i's mission was failure. The
National liberals consider that Prince
Bi~marcl1- has been grossly deceived in
trying 10 dominate the Csater party
through the Pope
The Cologne Gazette of Yesterday pre-
diets that Bismarck will be ready TO 20
further in making aCcessi0Hs, el& will
yield % the demand Of the Oentr5ets for
all Of Keeps proposals While < IS be-
yond doubt that the opposition Of the
Conservatives and National Lib9aaIs will
de f>et the osMDiDed CeztTists, and the
new Sermaa. liberals, and that the bill
will oe referred 70 committae, it may
REQ aiG2 decisive exercise OF the govern
meats Influence 10 preyant It's re lection.
Lhe ti-Cal proposals IN the course Of
pTaT aratiCD for the Ra.GGStag are now
known t. include the nsw consumers tax
CT brandy a0d sugar. A bill aDClishiGg
tae tax on raw Oeet-TOot Esterial ana
substituting g tax on sugar fUr cOnsump-
ton is sIsO formed. NGs q whisper -
now heard in the ministry organs sugSes-
tive Of the obnoxious mCnCpOlIeS IN
BRANDY aid tobacco
Negotiations for the' appointment of q
successor TO Herr VO2 KenGell as~Ger-
man ambassador t. Italy continue. II is
reported that Micister Won Putt:zaman
has aeen in Rome ineogintio since Sun
day last, and hat ne will return to-
morrow.
Count Herbert Bismarck is mentioned
as the envoy charged with the completion
Of the AuStrC- German Caliaa. alliance.
+ 'Ehe Tsgeblatt publishes ar interview
With Senior CZ:spi, the Italian Minister OF
7 the Interior, TO the effect that
+ the new L.aii2R Minister IS. strongly
in favor CT the alliance. SignO=
CCispi said. "France, notwithstanding
lis Democracy, is ItaIy's enemy. TCse
who talk a0Ou5 q Franco-ItsIian ARasAce
are rather idi0tic.n
The Easter festivities aEe in full swing.
/ Thursday was celebrated with the usual
customs, Al the services in the ChUdCheS
the sacrament was administered. Only
limited business was done and
there was the usual enormous din
ner cOnsum ton Of green vegetables.
Yesterday there was an entire suspension
| OF business. The churches were crowded.
! There were numbeIlesS excursions.
| Grown Prince Frederick William went to
/ the morning service in Domkerche. To day
| the weather was clear and cold, countless
| thousands were abroad. The theatres
were reopened and all pisces Of amuse-
meut were thronged. The Emperor and
his whole family attended the communion
| service in the palace on Thursday.
| 4 decree issued at Strasburg to-day
applies to all FreHchmen the order Of De-